In this special episode, I interview Madison, a nonspeaking communicator who shares her thoughts by spelling on a letter board with the support of her communication partner.

At times, Madison also says some of the words she spells. You may hear her communication partner say the words that Madison has spelled, and I’ve chosen to leave the interview unedited so you can experience her communication as it happened.

I’ll also share a video version on YouTube for those who want to see the spelling process in action, along with a transcript so you can easily see/hear Madison’s responses to my questions… you can access both at this link:

https://awesomeautismtools.com/madison-thoughts-about-the-hill/

Madison says spelling is rewarding because it lets her express her thoughts and feelings. We discuss “the Hill,” which Madison says she knew before the Telepathy Tapes. And we also cover a lot of other fascinating topics as well!

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In part one of this episode, I interview Laine about her journey as Madi’s communication partner.

She shares how they first met at church when Madi was a child. Then later reconnected when Madi’s mom reached out, and the divine timing of that.

I loved hearing about her rewarding moments and challenging moments as they work together and how they help each other.

Come back next week to hear from Madi!

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I ask first-time clients to send a picture of their child, but I learned not to open it until right before the session because the child’s energy would wake me early in the morning.

I’ve been creating a client book with a Word doc for each client, including their name, photo, and notes from our Spirit to Spirit sessions,

and it’s been joyful to revisit and summarize our conversations.

Reopening each photo fills me with love and connection, and it reminds me of how meaningful it is when others love your kids.

Like when my son Devon’s Cub Scout leader warmly accepted his sensory quirks.

Through these sessions with nonspeakers, I feel privileged to connect deeply, share insights with parents, and help increase their love and understanding—one mom said she used to see her son in black and white, but now she sees all his colors.

Learn more about Spirit to Spirit Sessions here.